Acquiring Company
Net at Work
Acquired Company
Kensium
New YorkChicagoInformation TechnologySoftwareData And AnalyticsConsultinginformation technology & servicesE CommerceDescription
Net at Work has strategically acquired Kensium's Acumatica practice, expanding their global presence with a new office and a 40-member team in Hyderabad. Concurrently, Kensium acquired Pixafy, Net at Work's eCommerce agency, reinforcing its capabilities in delivering high-quality eCommerce solutions. The strategic alliance fosters innovation and solidifies market leadership, providing growth opportunities for employees and delivering unprecedented value for ERP and eCommerce customers worldwide.
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Who acquired Kensium?
Kensium was acquired by Net at Work, based in New York. The deal was reported on July 29, 2024. With experience across virtually every business discipline, the Net at Work team supports over 6,000 organizations in making software, systems and people work together in achieving their core organizational objectives. Net at Work is privately held and operates in Information Technology.
When did Net at Work acquire Kensium?
Net at Work's acquisition of Kensium was reported on July 29, 2024. Net at Work has strategically acquired Kensium's Acumatica practice, expanding their global presence with a new office and a 40-member team in Hyderabad. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Kensium do?
Kensium is a leading eCommerce agency and technology provider headquartered in Hyderabad, India. The acquisition of Pixafy from Net at Work enhances their eCommerce portfolio and strengthens their expertise in creating innovative commerce solutions. It is privately held, operating in E Commerce, and is based in Chicago.
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